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Monthly Archives: 25th January 2006
Decision Maker has Final Say (January 2006, Martin Edwards)
This article was originally published in Estates Gazette on 21st January 2006. The planning merits of a case are not for the judge to decide These must be left to… Read more »
Seminar Paper – The Changing Face of Development Control: duration, use classes and temporary stop notices (January 2006, Richard Harwood)
This paper was originally presented at a seminar in Chambers in January 2006. “An important change is made by section 51 which amends sections 73, 91 and 92 of the… Read more »
Seminar Paper – Major Infrastructure Update (January 2006, Martin Edwards, Richard Harwood and Richard Wald)
This paper was originally presented at a seminar in Chambers in January 2006. It examines the Crossrail Bill and the Energy Review of November 2005.
Seminar Paper – The Changing Face of Development Control (January 2006, Richard Wald)
This paper was originally presented at a seminar in Chambers in January 2006. “This paper is divided in two parts. The first offers a potpourri of some recent changes in… Read more »
Seminar Paper – Class Actions (June 2003, Simon Goldblatt QC and Vincent Nelson QC)
This paper was originally presented at a seminar in Chambers in June 2003. What is a Class Action? How do Group Actions arise? Forum Attitude of the courts Costs Privity… Read more »
Unfair Dismissal and the Human Rights Act: Does it make a difference? Chambers Client Report January 2006 (January 2006, Rory Dunlop and Parishil Patel)
This article was originally published in Chambers Client Report in January 2006. “This article will explore, in the light of the recent case of Copsey v WWB Devon Clays, whether… Read more »
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